RSS Feed TGA releases the 2025 Championship ScheduleA collection of top-tier sites are set to host championships for the 2025 Tennessee Golf Association season. 2024 Tennessee Players of the YearFive Tennesseans earned Player of the Year honors from the Tennessee Golf Association with two first-time award winners in the 2024 Class. Margaritis wins first TGA title at the 37th Tennessee Mid-Amateur ChampionshipGermantown’s Winston Margaritis finishes as the only competitor under par after 54 holes to capture the John Atkins Trophy. Burgan, Potter named Co-Champions; Green collects 20th TGA titleWith weather making the final round of the Tennessee Senior Match Play Championship impossible, Todd Burgan and Jay Potter were named co-champions while Danny Green won his 20th title. Tennessee Challenge Cup heads to Colonial Country Club for 57th playingColonial Country Club will host the 57th Tennessee Challenge Cup in the annual meeting between the top Amateurs and Professionals in the state. Underhill, Crouch dominate Women’s Four-Ball championship division; Rader-Carson, Steel’s clean card gives them Senior titleTennessee Tech Hall of Fame golfers Beth Underhill and Kylie Crouch win the Tennessee Women’s Four-Ball Championship while Karin Rader-Carson and Shelly Steel take top honors in the Senior Divison. Uselton’s completes long-awaited return to winner’s circle; Fly becomes sixth to complete four-peat in MemphisClay Uselton won his first TGA title since 2003 at Memphis Country Club and Buzz Fly joined elite company winning his fourth straight Tennessee Super Senior Amateur. Memphis Country Club prepares to host the Tennessee Senior AmateurThe historic club hosts the 2024 Tennessee Senior & Super Senior Amateur for the second time. Provow prevails 17 years later to become TGA Match Play champion againOver a decade and a half since beating Tim Jackson, Spencer Provow returns to the top spot on the podium in the same event he won in 2007. Brandt Snedeker honored with Payne Stewart AwardIn recognition of his character, sportsmanship and commitment to charitable giving, nine-time PGA TOUR winner and 2012 FedExCup Champion Brandt Snedeker has been named the 2024 recipient of the PGA TOUR's Payne Stewart Award presented by Southern Company. 25th Tennessee Match Play comes to Tennessee GrasslandsTennessee Grasslands Golf & Country Club will host the 64-player field over the next four days to crown a champion. Dantonio survives three-way playoff to secure her first professional winA three-person playoff between Chelsea Dantonio, Allie Knight and defending champion Lynn Lim ended after one hole with Dantonio beating out the rest. MTSU’s McKnight and Zimmer defeat coach for Four-Ball ChampionshipMiddle Tennessee State University Golfers Sheldon McKnight and JJ Zimmer beat one of their coaches, Payne Denman, and TGF President Whit Turnbow to become the 2024 Tennessee Four-Ball Champions. Tennessee Golf Association's June Championship RecapGet caught up on everything you missed in the month of June, including the 7 champions that were crowned in just 30 days! Five Tennesseans in the 3rd U.S. Adaptive OpenTennessee was well represented at the 3rd U.S. Adaptive Open with five golfers in the field, the second-most of any state. History begins again at Belle Meade for the 92nd Tennessee Women's AmateurThis week’s victor becomes the 92nd Tennessee Women’s Amateur Champion and the first to receive an exemption into the 124th U.S. Women’s Amateur Championship for their state championship victory. The Eller name and its history with the Tennessee Junior Amateur ChampionshipsYou can't tell the story of Junior Golf in Tennessee without the Eller family. Host of past champions highlight 26th Tennessee Women's OpenThe 26th Tennessee Women's Open returns to Stonehenge golf course for the 16th consecutive time. A strong finish earns Herrington a spot in Tennessee golf history at State OpenJackson Herrington (Dickson) surged back into the lead on the final nine holes of the Tennessee State Open to become the youngest winner in its 75-year history. The Tennessee State Open returns to GreyStone for its 75th playingIn a milestone year, the State Open Championship returns to the course that has played host more than any other venue.